St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22
others, all to be interspersed with army
songs, and music by Seibert'S orchestra.

others, all to be intersperSed with army
songs, and music by Seibert's orchestra.
SUNSETTINGS.
The uniformed rank, Knights of Pyth-
las. ST. Paul division No. =, gave an en-
joyable May dance in Pythian hall
Thursday evening, about forty couples
being present. IL. Meyer, E. E. Wood
ward and r. f. Elridge were the COM
mittee on arrangements: c. b. Hayes,
Joseph Poupeney. NJ. Il. Terry, w. S.
GoldShot, I. j. Schultz and ID. =. Rous-
SOpoulOS the reception committee. and
August Meyer, E. S. Radcliffe, f. w.
Barker, J. S. Clemens and j. c. Schnei-
der the floor managers.
Shekinah Lodge. U. d, y. f. d a.
NJ, West st. Paul, enjoyed house
warming Wednesday evening. w. NJ.
Campbell made the address of welcome,
and Messrs. Cornish, Bushnell and San
born delivered brief cOngratulatory
tributed by Mr.. and Mrs. E. ii. Wood,
the Misses Wood. Lawton, Geddes,
Lucas, Gates and Wharry, and MesSrS.
William Wood, LaWton and Thayer.
The ladies of Christ church made their
new rector, Rev. Charles Andrews, at
home at the residence of Judge and Mrs.
James Gilfillan, No. 267 South Exchange
street, Friday evening. Judge and Mrs.
Gilfllan were assisted by MeSdameS
John harrington, Spaulding, j. b.
HOXsie, and j. @. Adams, Miss Earring
ton and the Misses Adams. MesdameS
Summers and Timberlake assisted at the
tables.
st. Paul Council Royal Arcanum held
large meeting on Monday last. The
degree was conferred upon Messrs. j.
c. Pond, Harry Caldwell and Walter S.
Lyle. The annual meeting of the SUI
preme council will be held at the
Nendome. Boston, Mass, on the 18th
day OF June, 1887. This is the tenth
year of the existence of the order. The
first council was organized here in 1879.
Last evening the St. Anthony Whist
club met with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Wall,
$40 Ashland avenue. The club meets
every Saturday evening, and numbers
F. Is. Gibson, S. J. Beals, J. G. Wall, E.
T. Bailey, q. S. Baxter, o. c. Greene,
w. N. Carson. A. NJ. Peabody, Kings
land Smith, G. G. KOlff, S. l.. Moore, j.
H. Ames, j. NJ. Hannaford, L. A. Alb
bolt and Charles Peabody.
There was very delightful party at
the Young Girls Home, No. 2G0 st.
Peter street, Tuesday evening. Miss
Alice Richie, as the most popular
young lady, was crowned with wreath
of lilies of the valley, and was pre-
scented with numerous other floral trib-
uteS. Miss Rollins made the coronation
speech.
At meeting of the Young Peoples
Guild of st. Johns church Thursday
evening, C. S. TarboX was chosen presi-
Dray, secretary, and Percy Vittum
treasurer. An entertainment next
month is promised.
Mrs. T. p. Van Vallenburgh gave a
dinner Tuesday evening, entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles V. Written. of
Boston. There were present Prof. and
Mrs. Folwell, Mrs. ROlph, Mrs. Swoope,
MIR. Pratt and Mr.. Swoope.
The Young Peoples association of the
First Baptist church gave a pleasant
entertainment in the chapel Thursday
evening. DR.. Mabie gave an interest
ing half hour lecture on a days visit he
once had with Sturgeon in London.
The Young Ladies' Guild of st. Pat
rick'S church held fancy sale Monday
evening. 1t was very successful.
Strawberries and ice cream were served.
On Friday evening the ladies of the
First Methodist church gave straw
berry and ice-cream festival, which was
well attended.
The Carpenters and Joiners' union
danced their first annual at Pfiefer's
hall, last Thursday evening.
The NuShka club is contemplating a
summer evening" at Merriam park to
take place i'll June.
The young ladies of the Emmanuel
Baptist church gave a social Thursday
evening.
The Schwaben-verein will give its
annual picnic at mver Grove next
| month.
Pupils of Miss Jenkins gave a social
hop at Pythian hall Monday evening.
SOME PERSONS WHO MOVE.
Mrs. George r. Finch and family.
Mrs. U. l.. Chittenden. Mrs. C. n. Mel
son and Mrs. Dudley Hersey will start
for New York tomorrow for Europe,
| intending TO sail Oh the 2Sth. Mrs. Mel
son went to st. Louis Thursday even
ing to see her daughter before going
| abroad.
Mrs. Thomas Crosby and Mrs. W. II.
/ Godfrey started for New York last
Monday evening. They sailed for En-
gland on the steamer City of Rome
yesterday. Mrs. Crosby is to remain in
England year.
Rev. Sydney G.. Jetfards, assistant
rector of Christ church, and his friend,
George II. Herbert, contemplate trip
to Europe during July and August.
They will visit England, Ireland, Scot
land and France.
w. II. Patterson, of Philadelphia. has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Frost,
of 555 Summit avenue. He took in the
beauties of'the city in company with
/ Mr.. Frost and G. V. Bacon.
The Misses Scott, who have been the
guests of Mrs. j. =. AdamSOn for the
last six weeks, will return to their home
in Winnipeg on Monday, the 23d inst
q. II. Hosmer returned home from
Sank Center Monday, accompanied by
his wife who, has been visiting her
mother for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Carroll have re-
| turned from Chicago, to spend the sum
mer with their mother, Mrs. Armstrong.
on Dakota avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boardman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corning are among
those who have taken up their abode al
| White Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Hendrckson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. E. Partridge have taken
| the johnson cottage at White Bear fol-
the season.
Mrs. Charles V. Written of Boston.
| spent part of the week as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Swoope, 1902 East Fourth
street.
l.. M. Villas, brother of Postmaster
General Villas, will remove his family
from Eau Claire to this city about
| June /.